Link - pics.

[wolverine1 (imported)]

This link doesnt seem to work anymore, does anyone know where I can find those fantastic pictures again? In particular the black and white one of the woman with a pair of scissors.

If anyone has anymore like them please post a link!

just tried it myself and my computer showed a '404' error... ah well...

[jetleg (imported)]

just tried it myself and my computer showed a '404' error... ah well...

me too

[Paolo]

This was originally posted on 9-8-06. It's a bit old, and web sites like that do come and go.

[(db) (imported)]

http://susanmaples.angelfire.com/extra/ ... knife.html

http://blog.wired.com/defense/2007/04/r ... rs_ra.html

[Gerslave (imported)]

This cuttingknife ("Weller standard duty") seems to be a very useful tool for the housewife and her cuckold. But I have doubts that there will be really no bloodloss .. and the result is that the kitchen or bath must be cleaned afterwards.

Is the man really contented with the results, what's about the cutting balls and the cock remains untouched. What he has said or cried during the cutting process ? So many questions ... perhaps after answering you can think of buying one of this special instrument.

[(db) (imported)]

Looks like that iron had never been turned ON.

No oxide glaze over the element or the cutting tip.

[devi (imported)]

I did a quick google search on "cauterizing". The heat in the metal does indeed make the blood coagulate faster that is the wound forms a scab faster and so there is much less blood loss. But there will be more tissue damage. There are also a lot of interesting electronic means of wound cauterization, --our common household current being the absolutely worst one. Come to think of it I remember seeing something on the History Channel about our household current coming about in a round about way having to do with the electric chair or something.

[Paolo]

Ah, those pics are extremely faked.

Just thought I'd point that out.

[JesusA (imported)]

Ah, those pics are extremely faked.

Just thought I'd point that out.

That is a comment from the GOD of Photoshop. The "photos" may be very interesting, but don't believe them for one minute. Definitely do NOT try that at home....